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Mumbai: Big Music has released the music of Rajshri Production's forthcoming film Ek Vivaah Aisa Bhi. The album hit music stores across the country on 2 September.
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MUMBAI: Kerala based Club 94.3 FM has planned a variety of on-air and on-ground activities for Onam from 1 September to 12 September to give the station a local flavour The activities would be carried out across all its stations at Cochin, Trivandrum , Kannur and Thrissur. The mantra for Club FM is Ton anakkinu fun; ton kanakkinu Music (Tons of fun & Tons of Music) for its listeners.
read moreMUMBAI: Synergy Media's My FM has launched a fresh campaign �Change the Rule Stay Cool', aimed at consolidating the station's image among the youth. New promos incorporating the message �forget about what to do and what not to do and live life to the fullest' are being played on My FM's 17 stations in seven states. A 360 degree promotional campaign in print, in the out of home media and through on ground activities has been launched to popularize the theme �Change the Rule Stay Cool'.
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Music label T-Series has acquired the music rights of devotional Hindi film Vignaharta Shree Siddhivinayak, a feature film produced by the Siddhivinayak Temple Trust. This is the first time the Trust has produced a film on the renowend Ganesh temple in Mumbai, Siddhivinayak, in joint venture with Vistas Media Pvt Limited.
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Virgin Radio will be relaunched as Absolute Radio later this autumn, say media reports in the UK. The new name will be supported a major campaign using the strapline "Discover real music".
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Radio Misty celebrated last Sunday with the Border Security Force jawans and officers in Dudhia in Darjeeling District. RJ Nupur hosted different games, songs and music shows with the jawans.Gifts and badges of the station were distributed to the winners. Speaking on the occasion, BSF deputy insepector general Rajmal Kadian said that this was a memorable day for the jawans who enjoyed with the radio jockeys of Radio Misty.He said that this show had given an oppourtunity to the jawans to show their talent.
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Last week was dedicated to pure music, mosh and rock mayhem. With one more successful year in its roster, The Independence Day rock ended yesterday. Radioandmusic.com gives you the highlights of one of biggest rock festivals of India. Click on the camera icon (top left) for the I-Rock slide show 29 August, 2008 – Hard Rock Caf?©, Lower Parel Aftertaste, The Works, Depth and Manefus 28 August – D' Ultimate, Andheri Black, Surface Trauma, Rosemerry and Amidst the Chaos
read moreMUMBAI: SFM is rebranding itself with a new tagline - "Hum sirf bolte hi nahi....hum superhits bajaate bhi hai... from 1 September. The station has revamped the sound of its stations and programming. Brand SFM, part of India largest radio network under the SUN TV Group, which currently runs 42 stations across the country, will put a new �josh' to the way it sounds, true to its tag Jhoomo Jamke Jhoomo....
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MUMBAI: The Rock phenomenon which kicked off in Kolkata on 31 July 2008 concluded on Saturday with Pune's Silver declared as the undisputed winners. The multi-city festival was in full action at the Chitrakoot grounds in Andheri in suburban Mumbai.
read moreMUMBAI: Radio Mirchi has widened its revenue base with the launch of new FM radio stations across the country. While the top markets are still the predominant revenue contributors, an important development is that the 22 stations launched in the relatively smaller towns during the last fiscal have reached break even at the operational level. The revenue flow from these stations for FY'08 is Rs 340 million, coming from the national advertisers. Entertainment Network (India) Ltd, which operates Radio Mirchi, had posted a standalone revenue of Rs 2.29 billion.
read moreCellular phone services continued to reign over radio airwaves as one of the top categories of advertisers in the month of July 2008. Not surprisingly, Tata Teleservices and Bharti Airtel listed as the top advertisers, with their brands Airtel mCheck and Virgin V Bling Phones ruling the roost. Cellular phone services cornered 520,000 seconds of ads across FM stations in the country, according to the Radio Adex data compiled by Tam Media Research, which currently monitors 44 radio stations across seven cities.
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MUMBAI: 93.5 Red FM, India’s leading private radio and entertainment network, is proud to announcread more
MUMBAI: IPRS, Indian Performing Rights Society, hosted a one of its kind landmark event aimed at read more
MUMBAI: Xiaomi India, a global technology brand renowned for its innovation, today announced a stread more
MUMBAI: UK-based audio software company DataMind Audio is launching its flagship plugin, The Combread more
MUMBAI: Ultra Media & Entertainment Group today announced the launch of a ground breaking bouread more
MUMBAI: For musicians the world over – both independent and managed - this should come as a breath of fresh air. The .music registry yesterday...read more
MUMBAI: Mahindra Independence Rock will be celebrating its 30th Edition milestone with its unique line-up, reuniting the legends and unleashing...read more
MUMBAI: Renowned Bollywood playback singer and composer Amit Trivedi is thrilled to announce his latest, Azaad Collab. Known for his soulful voice...read more
